Same with reading actually. Reading a book makes you think for a long time about the subject and form your own judgments. I like audiobooks and online content too, but they don’t seem to stimulate this nearly as much.
For audiobooks, I seem to not have as much of a tendency to pause the audio and stop and think, and it’s harder to reread a passage, so it’s a more passive experience.
For online content, there’s not as much of an intention to fully engage with the material. It’s easy to skim or switch to something else.
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> For online content, there’s not as much of an intention to fully engage with the material. It’s easy to skim or switch to something else.
Thanks for writing that down. It explains in simple terms the difference